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Bundler 1.8+ added support for git-style subcommands. Any scripts starting with `bundler-` in your path are executable as bundler subcommands. This adds `search` as a subcommand that uses `ag` to search for a string among all gems in your bundle (default) or optionally a specific gem. I've found this useful for finding the source of puzzling deprecations, finding what gem provides a method, and other various things.
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#!/bin/sh
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# Search your bundle for the provided pattern
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# Requires bundler 1.8+ for execution as a bundler subcommand.
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# Examples:
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# bundle search Kernal.warn
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# bundle search current_user clearance
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# bundle search "Change your password" clearance
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#
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# Arguments:
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# 1. What to search for
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# 2. Which gem names to search (defaults to all gems)
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pattern="$1"; shift
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ag "$pattern" $(bundle show --paths "$@")
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